View in gas-works: drawing coke from the retorts by John Howard Appleton

Colored print of gas-works workers pulling glowing coke from furnace retorts into carts beneath a smoky industrial roof.

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View in gas-works: drawing coke from the retorts, John Howard Appleton (1884). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print titled View in gas-works: drawing coke from the retorts, by John Howard Appleton, dated 1884. It shows a row of brick retort furnaces glowing with fire and emitting smoke, while workers in red and white clothing pull glowing coke from the ovens onto wheeled carts within a vaulted industrial hall.

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1884

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